An announcement Wednesday issued by Person-to-Person:
Rebecca Wilson was elected president of Person-to-Person at a recent meeting of the Board of Directors.
A member of the Person-to-Person Board of Directors for the past eight years, Rebecca Wilson was elected to the two-year term at the board’s Annual Meeting in June. Wilson first joined the board’s Executive Committee in 2009, serving as chair of the Scholarship Committee and as Vice President.
Her involvement with P2P reflects Wilson’s passion for helping others maximize their full potential through education, counseling, training and development.
Wilson is an adjunct faculty member with the Fordham University Graduate School of Social Service and Norwalk Community College Human Services Program. Certified in School Counseling and School Social Work by the State of Connecticut, Wilson is currently employed by the Stamford Public Schools as a High School Counselor.
She serves as an Academic Coach to high school students with the New Canaan Country Day Horizons Academic Program and facilitates workshops throughout Fairfield County and Westchester communities.
An active member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority and her church, Faith Tabernacle Missionary Baptist Church of Stamford, Wilson serves on several committees and ministries.
Wilson received a Bachelor’s Degree in Social Work from Sacred Heart University, graduating cum laude. She earned the Master of Social Work from Fordham University. Wilson went on to earn a Sixth Year Advanced Degree in School Counseling from Fairfield University and was inducted into the Chi Sigma Iota International Honor Society.
She recently completed studies at Sacred Heart University for certification in Educational Leadership.
Full membership of the P2P board includes Vice President Marie Radcliff, Treasurer Michael Estock, Secretary Kate Urbank, Steven Chin, Jen Forlizzi, Wilder Gleason, Chad Graves, Mark E. Holmén, Susie Lindenberg, Daniel Lota, Liz Mackie, Kirk McKeown, Laurie Owen, Renee Schwandt, Camille Spaulding, Martina Tucker, Kaysie Uniacke, Avery Whidden and Chris Whitney.